The Feerick Center for Social Justice Opportunities

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You are invited to virtually join the Fifth Annual FriendRaiser for the Feerick Center for Social Justice.

This virtual event helps support the Feerick Center for Social Justice’s Immigrant Justice Project and the continuing work on behalf of asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border. Join fellow alumni, law students, and friends of the Center to hear from featured speakers and learn more about current conditions and remote assistance at the US-Mexico border.

Tuesday, April 13, 2021
5 – 6 p.m. ET
via Zoom
Click here to register for the virtual event.

Pro Bono Opportunities for Alumni through the Feerick Center for Social Justice

The Feerick Center for Social Justice’s COVID-19 Response Project (CRP), in collaboration with Legal Assistance of Western New York (Law NY), welcomes alumni to join our remote pro bono legal assistance effort to help low-income seniors in Western New York with end-of-life planning. Attorneys with elder law and trusts and estates experience are especially encouraged to become involved. Our partners at LawNY will provide training, resources, and supervision; the Feerick Center will be serving in a coordination capacity. For more information, please contact us at FCVRPcoordinator@fordham.edu.

The Feerick Center for Social Justice’s Veterans’ Rights Project (FCVRP), in collaboration with Legal Information for Families Today (LIFT), is seeking pro bono attorneys to lead  Know-Your-Rights presentations on family law issues and, more specifically, on child support, to veterans at local colleges and Vet Centers. Our partners at LIFT will provide training; volunteer attorneys may be eligible for CLE credit for attending training sessions. We especially encourage family law practitioners with experience in child support issues interested in this area to become involved. For more information, please contact FCVRPcoordinator@fordham.edu.

The FCVRP is also seeking pro bono volunteers to lead Know-Your-Rights presentations on VA benefits issues for veterans at local colleges and Vet Centers.  For more information, please contact FCVRPcoordinator@fordham.edu.

 

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